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YouTube Gaming preview build now available for Android

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Now’s the chance to get your hands on Google’s plot to unseat Twitch as the king of video game streaming. A “creator preview” build of the YouTube Gaming Android app is live on APK Mirror and rolling out (slowly) to the Play Store (so don't be alarmed if you don't see it just yet). Even though it’s a preview build, the app has a lot of functionality. You’re greeted with a spot for live video at the top, which you can swipe through to check out four other live feeds. With Gamescom in full gear, this is an ideal time to unveil news about YouTube Gaming. youtube gaming android YouTube gaming follows Google’s Material Design aesthetic with lots of game-friendly goodies. The app is organized much like the YouTube app, with two other sections you can get to by swiping to the left or right. You’re able to star favorite games or channels, and of course tap into YouTube’s search capabilities.
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YouTube gaming follows Google’s Material Design aesthetic with lots of game-friendly goodies.
 The story behind the story: 
             After losing to Amazon in an effort to buy Twitch, Google decided to build its own competitor from scratch under the YouTube umbrella. With YouTube’s strong identity as the hub for all online video and Google’s wide reach of services expect the company to make a strong effort. Defeating Twitch may be a tall order, but as with other services, there is often room for two or more at the top.
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  1. Lio MorganJune 15, 2022 at 5:03 PM

    YouTube Gaming is the official YouTube app that allows you to broadcast your videos live as well as stream other people's videos. I offer thebest animation services in Melbourne. You can also watch any video game-related YouTube video. In fact, from the right side of the screen, you can access the world's most popular video game channels.

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